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"The Forum 100 Decide: Bush Vs Kerry"

It's a simple choice this time, who do you want as the next president of the U.S.A. ?
For those not familiar with the format, you make your choice and it's put beside your name, the votes will be counted up at a later date, 5 spaces have been left for those that want to vote but aren't on the list.
Bush or Kerry ?

32 votes
Bush - 8
Kerry - 24

Bush

Ashley - Bush
Chad Niga - Bush
Mattribute - Bush
Notorious Biggles - Bush
Archangel - Bush
Kr - Bush
Johnson - Bush
Belldandy - Bush

Kerry

Cong woman - Kerry
Dakarus Joe - Kerry
Flock - Kerry
Forest Fan - Kerry
Grix Thraves - Kerry
Light - Kerry
Lipe - Kerry
Mumbai Duck - Kerry
Rickoss - Kerry
RoJ - Kerry
Sheepy - Kerry
Silent Thunder - Kerry
Strafio - Kerry
Trish - Kerry
Very Metal - Kerry
Whitestripes DX - Kerry
Ultima Weapon - Kerry
Astoria - Kerry
Innuendo - Kerry
Yuri Fan Kerry
The Ghost - Kerry
Gamesfreak - Kerry
LSD - Kerry
Grebo - Kerry

That's probably why Kyoto was a worldwide treaty, and not just one that was gonna be applied to America...

Sure in the long run it's better, but unless someone amends the constitution to give a President an equally long run then it's unlikely to happen.

Environment wise, there needs to be gigantic changes made, not just in the US, but around the world.

neither, i wouldnt bother

Stranger In Paradise wrote:

> Do you actually even know why he didn't sign up to Kyoto? Because it
> makes perfect sense to anyone actually in America.
>
> That the US will sign Kyoto (that's a definite non-starter unless
> Kerry wants to totally send the economy down the toilet)?

Actually, American Scientists worked out that Kyoto was considerably better for the US economy in the long run.
But they were academic scientists rather than corporate researchers so they get ignored by government.


That's the problem.
Because of the powerplay nature of politics, governments tend to concentrate on what's best to their immediate personal interests rather than looking at what's best for the country as a whole in the long run.


Anysway, Bush has done bad.
I'd personally give Kerry a go, but I'm not expecting miracles.

No pressure Mr Presi! ;-)

Kerry. As Bush is rubbish in charge. And the US citezens dont like him. Hopefully he is on his way out!

Stranger In Paradise wrote:
> Actually, if you bothered to read, Flockhart said he didn't mind
> people talking about the President/Kerry... not that that has ever
> stopped your snide comments.


Heheheheheheheh. Ahh, it's nice to see some things haven't changed...you've already whined once about my "going off topic". Yet miraculously, it's totally different when you do the same. Bell in "Wailing Hypocrite" shocker...

Oh, and the snide comments haven't been stopped because you lack the wit to stop them. Shame for you really, innit?

Actually, if you bothered to read, Flockhart said he didn't mind people talking about the President/Kerry... not that that has ever stopped your snide comments.

Heh. So much for Bell not trying to hijack the thread...

Astooorrriiiaaa wrote:
> I just thank God that our country has a Liberal Democrat party who
> stand by their ideals.

Yep, good old Liberal Democrat Ideals. They're certainly consistent - "we're the opposite of whatever Labour/Conservatives say".

Plus the hilarity that was their last convention. With terrorism, economic uncertainty, law and order, and many other things at the top of other parties agendas, what was one of the Liberal Democrats new policy ideas? Only to lower the age of "adult" (basically porn) artists and entertainers to 16 from 18. Go Kennedy...

for those that fancy a bit of a chuckle, there's a video of an inebriated Dubya talking even more crap than usual available on this link (about half way down the page):

[URL]http://www.orsm.net[/URL] - warning, don't click if yer at work, it's kinda a "dodgy" site, but there's some quality jokes on there as well :) )